Avneet Kaur takes her digital game to the next levelDeep connect

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Mar 31, 2021 IST

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Avneet Kaur has been a part of shows like Hamari Sister Didi, Chandra Nandini and Aladdin – Naam Toh Suna Hoga. The diva is now all set to take her digital game to the next level and will be seen entertaining her fans on short video platform – MX Taka Tak. Speaking about this move, Avneet says, “As a celebrity, I want to engage with millions of fans and MX Taka Tak allows me to reach out to them.”

She adds, “I’ve tried a few apps before closing in on this one and realised that this app has got some of the best features, filters and tools that allow me to curate compelling videos.So, I’m really excited for this one. Social media has its pros and cons, but it honestly depends on how you perceive and use it.”

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